Biddle's Pool, Spa, Patio
ROC license · KB-2- Builds new pools
- Spas and hot tubs
- Water and fire features
Three companies list in Cottonwood, and none of them is confirmed as building new pools. For a Verde Valley build you are going to be sourcing bids from outside town, and it is worth knowing that before you start calling.
There is one wrinkle in the license data worth understanding. One of the three listings matches an ROC record holding KA-5, which is a pool build class. The listing itself does not say the company builds new pools, so the capability may exist without being advertised, or the license may simply be carried for other work. That is a question to ask directly rather than an assumption to make.
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Services not listed. Call to ask what they offer.
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Services not listed. Call to ask what they offer.
Services not listed. Call to ask what they offer.
Services not listed. Call to ask what they offer.
The rest of the page is thin. Sunsplash Pools and Spas in Cottonwood has 51 reviews and does not build. Sunny Day Pools has 2 and Sun Vista Pools has none, giving the page a median of 2 reviews. One listing mentions spas and hot tubs and only one carries a written description. There is not enough here to compare companies against each other on anything but a phone call.
Cottonwood sits well away from both Phoenix and Tucson, so a builder travelling in is a real consideration and worth raising early in any conversation. Ask whether the company has finished Verde Valley projects, who supervises the site day to day, and what the response time looks like after handover. Verify every license at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search, which matters more when your choice is narrow.
None of the 3 listings says it builds new pools. One does hold a KA-5 license, which is a pool build class, so ask that company directly whether it takes new construction. Otherwise plan on bringing in a builder from outside the Verde Valley.
Three list here: Sunsplash Pools and Spas with 51 reviews, Sunny Day Pools with 2 and Sun Vista Pools with none. Only one matches an ROC record on the 2026-10-02 posting list. Three listings is a very short list, and widening your search beyond the town is the sensible response.
The license, first and always. Building a pool in Arizona requires a Registrar of Contractors license, and the search at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search is free. With only 3 listings and a median of 2 reviews, you have no crowd to rely on, so verification does the work that reviews do elsewhere.
It is common and legal, since an Arizona contractor license is statewide. The thing to pin down is logistics. Ask how often a supervisor will be on site, how far the crew travels, and who handles warranty callbacks once the pool is finished.